For 10% of your term mark you are required to keep a reading blog. In your reading blog you will need to reflect on the things you read; those assigned for the course, for other courses, and items you read for your own enjoyment. Below you will find the categories of information you must include in your reading blog.
Here's how you get one (if you used a blog in another course you may keep that blog and merely add to it.):
Go to ENG4E.21classes.com
Your login is your lastname + your first initial. For example: murrayp
Your password is:_ but you can change it after you've logged in.
Once you've logged in create two (2) categories: Reading Blog, and Learning Blog.
Here are the categories of information you must include in your reading blog. I've put it in a chart, but you don't have to. You may format it as a paragraph or as a series of bullet points or as sentences with headings.
Date
Type of Text
Type, Title,
and Author
Length of text and amount read
Reading Purpose
Feb. 9, 2009
Information
(history)
pamphlet
The Causes of the 1837 Rebellion”
P. Burton
two pages long
read one page
to understand the reasons for the 1837 Rebellion
Learning Blog
For 10% of your term mark you are required to write a weekly reflection on the things you've learned while completing each assignment. Each posting should be one paragraph in length (5 sentences), with a topic sentence, an example and concluding sentence.
Blog Address: eng4ee.21classes.com
Reading Blog
For 10% of your term mark you are required to keep a reading blog. In your reading blog you will need to reflect on the things you read; those assigned for the course, for other courses, and items you read for your own enjoyment. Below you will find the categories of information you must include in your reading blog.Here's how you get one (if you used a blog in another course you may keep that blog and merely add to it.):
and Author
(history)
The Causes of the 1837 Rebellion”
P. Burton
read one page
Learning Blog
For 10% of your term mark you are required to write a weekly reflection on the things you've learned while completing each assignment. Each posting should be one paragraph in length (5 sentences), with a topic sentence, an example and concluding sentence.